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Obama's statement comes from the Department of Energy's Website, which cites the Solar Foundation's wage figures.

The video, which cites the "new Afghanistan being created in Syria" as inspiration, is the first to specifically target Kashmir.

Any gun laws are seen as violations of the Second Amendment to the Constitution, which cites the need for a well-regulated militia, stocked with arms.

The diplomatic sources said member states meeting on Monday are expected to approve sending the letter which cites the bloc's concerns about continued violence and rights violations.

An Urban Justice Center report on public toilets, however, which cites the self-cleaning unit in France, is credited with bringing attention to the subject.

"Dickens had always been greatly enamored of the holiday," Standiford writes in this engaging history, which cites the public's lasting embrace of Dickens's short novel as one example of the 19th century's changing attitude toward Christmas.

That report, originally expected last Friday, was delayed by the trade body's dispute-settlement panel, which cited the complexities of the case.

The records had been sought by The New York Times, which cited the First Amendment and the public's traditional right of access to court records.

In 2007, the city won a prestigious urban education prize from the Broad Foundation, which cited the city's progress in narrowing the racial achievement gap.

The official, Yu Qiyi, died on Tuesday in Wenzhou, Zhejiang Province, according to the report, which cited the People's Procuratorate of Wenzhou.

Mr. Liu, 58, is being investigated for "severe violation of discipline," according to the Xinhua report, which cited the Communist Party's discipline watchdog.